197
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1924-01-01
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Pamphlet
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This introduces the Motion Picture Chamber of Commerce of America -- Non-Theatrical Incorporated, lists its aims and mem...
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220
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1924-01-04
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Letter
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This is a complaint about the habitual movie portrayal of telephone operators as a "novel reading gum chewer or flapper....
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183
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1924-01-05
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Report of activities
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Activities of the office of the Executive Secretary of the Public Relations Committee, week by week, in 1924.
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182
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1924-01-09
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Report/s
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Reports of Public Relations Committee meetings throughout 1924.
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140
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1924-01-21
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Letter
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Apparently Russell has sought the opinions of editors on motion picture advertising. Marshall's letter deplores scandal...
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206
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1924-01-23
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Contract
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The MPTOA Standard Contract, and their Code of Ethics. Cohen's letter describes progress in negotiations with MPPDA over...
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3262
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1924-01-25
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Memo
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Censor BoardsUseful statement showing the various censor boards and the branches controlling the territories over which ...
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166
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1924-01-29
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Articles of Incorporation
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Articles of Incorporation and By-Laws of the AMPP." . . . the purposes for which said corporation is formed are not for ...
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188
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1924-02-01
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Correspondence
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Ethel Dorrance Smith sold rights to her novel Damned to Universal when Hays was promising that "the prevalent kind of bo...
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3221
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1924-02-11
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Letter
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Requesting that he send a message to his Hollywood office endorsing the resolutions taken at the first AMPP meeting.
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165
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1924-02-13
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Record of meeting
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Main business, beyond new appointments and resignations, concerns action to be taken against motion picture taxes - ta...
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223
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1924-02-17
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Correspondence
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Exhibitors and distributors are negotiating some modifications to the Uniform Contract. There are some worries about th...
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208
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1924-02-21
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Memo
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Platten reports on the use of motion pictures on trans-oceanic and coastal passenger steamers, quoting extensively from ...
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164
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1924-02-26
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Telegram
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Concerns initiation of MPPDA assessment of literary material. Resolved that each member of this organization instruct i...
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184
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1924-03-01
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Report of activities
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Numerical summary of letters and literature mailed, conferences held, and pictures reviewed by the Executive Secretary o...
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219
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1924-03-03
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Letter
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Dr Millar is the General Secretary of the New York Federation of Churches. Like Mr Wells, he complains of the denigrati...
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155
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1924-03-17
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Letter
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Beetson informs Hays that 'So far I have succeeded in keeping Mrs. Wright off any of the important committees of the Fed...
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192
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1924-04-01
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Correspondence
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Italian industrialist Filoteo Alberini has invented the Panoramic Moving Picture Camera which extends the visual field o...
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153
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1924-04-23
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Letter
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This is a synopsis of the trouble that the AMPP has been having with Mrs Wright and the Animal Defense League. It conta...
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141
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1924-05-01
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Correspondence
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The Municipal Art Society of New York is objecting to offensive billboard and rooftop advertising. Most of the studios ...
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187
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1924-05-12
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Memo
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Smith and studio representatives discuss the stance they will adopt at a hearing of a Copyright Bill scheduled for 05-15...
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158
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1924-05-15
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Pamphlet
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Titled "What the Exhibitor Members of the Joint Arbitration Board Think of the Board of Arbitration." A Public Relation...
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163
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1924-05-15
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Resolution
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AMPP Resolution on the patriotic duty of the movies to display the flag.
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191
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1924-05-21
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Memo
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An early demonstration of synchronous sound.Demonstration of the Phonofilm, in which synchronous music accompanies the ...
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196
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1924-05-22
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Memo
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Metro Corporation have combined with Goldwyn Pictures Corporation, creating the Metro-Goldwyn Distributing Corporation.
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137
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1924-06-01
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Miscellaneous
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This concerns a furore over an advertisement for "Daughters of Today," which mentions Leopold and Loeb. In corresponden...
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138
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1924-06-01
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Correspondence
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A problem and furore created by dubious advertising. James M. Fidler sent a telegram on behalf of Wallace MacDonald to ...
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139
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1924-06-01
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Correspondence
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Michael and Ben Fitzer, of the Rivoli Theatre, Syracuse, N.Y., have come up with a system of using phonograph records to...
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159
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1924-06-01
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Report
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Schedule of publicity to be given to the motion picture industry's achievements in the field of arbitration. Various in...
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199
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1924-06-16
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Memo
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Summary of business discussed at MPPDA Members' Meeting of 06-16-1924 for use at the Directors Meeting of 06-19-1924. B...
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136
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1924-06-24
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Letter
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'I am enclosing herewith copies of "Manhandled" advertisements with changes suggested by you in every instance." The ad...
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218
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1924-07-01
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Letter
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Hertz mildly protests about the use of Yellow Cabs by movie criminals. Hays requests Albert Warner and the AMPP to avoi...
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203
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1924-07-02
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Letter
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Includes a copy of the resolution taken at the MPPDA Board of Directors meeting of 06-19-1924, "covering the matter of t...
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152
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1924-07-03
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Letter
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Beetson suggests mounting an attack on the business practices of the Animal Defense League in response to attacks by the...
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201
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1924-07-18
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Letter
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The members of the MPPDA Law Committee, appointed by Hays, are listed. Rogers is the chairman. Letters notifying commi...
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162
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1924-07-21
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Resolution/s
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AMPP adopts resolutions supporting the aims of the MPPDA, especially to "prevent the prevalent type of book and play fro...
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143
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1924-07-23
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Bulletin/circular
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This is an attempt to encourage cooperation with the MPPDA in the matter of self-restraint and public relations, to stav...
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161
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1924-07-26
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Letter
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Concerns Californian visit by Hays. Beetson is enthusiastic about the effect of Hays' speech before the Wampas Club. (...
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3207
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1924-07-29
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Resolution
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Resolution passed by West Coast Theatres pledging support to "establish and maintain the highest possible moral and arti...
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3220
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1924-07-30
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Newspaper article
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Report of Hays speech to WAMPAS.
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151
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1924-08-04
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Letter
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The Christian Science Monitor (06-12-1924) contained a version of Beetsons report exonerating the motion picture industr...
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222
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1924-08-11
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Letter
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Crandall complains of the practice of releasing big-budget features in legitimate theatres rather than cinemas, and char...
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224
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1924-08-13
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Telegram
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The Wampas Club endorses the resolutions of the MPPDA and the AMPP relative to salacious material. The resolutions in f...
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225
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1924-08-13
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Advertising/publicity
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Presumably this is the kind of advertising that the Wampas are resolving not to issue. Extracts include: "A CHILD BORN ...
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3208
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1924-08-13
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Telegram
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Wampas have passed resolution endorsing MPPDA Resolution on the Formula.
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3224
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1924-08-14
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Minutes
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Minutes of a special meeting of the Executive Committee of the MPPDA Board -- dealt with application for membership by R...
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160
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1924-08-18
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Memo
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Record of AMPP meeting. Election of next Executive: Joe Schenck (President), Roach & Ince (Vice Presidents), and Beetson...
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193
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1924-08-18
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Correspondence
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Lasky wants to make Madame Sans Gene using many French locations, as well as a mostly French cast (the leading character...
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146
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1924-08-19
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Memo
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Smith suggests using the influence of the Presbyterian Church to publicize a favourable editorial in the Los Angeles Tim...
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217
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1924-08-23
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Letter
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Wells complains that Protestant ministers are frequently held up to ridicule in the movies, whereas Catholics and Jews a...
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